A young man is pulled from a sinking boat, gravely injured. As Darling and Ames hunt for his attacker, clues point toward homegrown fascists and lingering postwar wounds. Lane becomes entangled in a case that exposes dangerous ideological divides.
Iona Whishaw was born in 1948 to English parents in British Columbia and brought up in Mexico and the US. She worked as a youth worker, taught high school and served for 16 years as a high school administrator in Vancouver, Canada. She earned a Masters of Arts degree in creative writing from UBC and was the recipient of the YWCA Women of Distinction in Education award and a Canada's Top Principals award.
